You know I don’t condone violence. But I had to share this with you. Watch and get your laugh on. Remember to be careful what you do this Halloween you may get a reaction like this!
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Happy Halloween!!!
This video contains a small amount of violence.
Now that you’ve had a good laugh here are some Halloween safety tips for you and your loved ones….
1) Parents should always go with children who are younger than the age of 12
2) If you are old enough to go trick-or-treating by yourself, you want to make sure that you cross the street at corners and you use traffic signals and crosswalks.
3) Even when cars are stopped, children should make eye contract with the driver to try to verify that the driver has seen them and acknowledged their presence.
4) She said kids can carry glow sticks or flashlights to make it easier for drivers to see them, reflective tape and stickers work well too.
5) Parents should make sure costumes and masks don’t interfere with the child’s vision.
6) Kids should never eat candy that is not in a commercially sealed package or is not individually wrapped.
7) And of course, parents should go through the candy before they let their kids eat it”
Have a Safe & Spooktacular Halloween
Jade West “Always on a Musical Quest”
Producer of the Russ Parr Morning Show M-F 6-10am
Producer of Straight Talk Live with Nathan Ive Sunday’s 8-10am
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